Yeah, the colour scheme at least fits with their nature.

Yep. Been completed for a while now. Very good.

Ofc, solo leveling only had the art going for it in the first place, alongside a great waifu who was a better, more interesting character than the default bastard mc.

Given I've read the novel, you're off on a few parts.
Though that depends on how much this deviates from the novel. The necromancer side plot never was as complicated in the novel. He just got stuck in the body of a naga mage, iirc. Point being, shit is more complicated than what's been revealed so far but idk if the plot follows the novel perfectly. If it does, the best* waifu hasn't shown up yet. Edit: Huh, so that's how I split spoilers... following one is muuuuuch bigger.So, the next important thing of note is the situation with Anatolius. If the novel is anything to go off, he's a prick who does horrible things towards a decent goal. His enemy is just downright evil. As for the naga labyrinth... just like how he got dragged from a different floor to it, it's also been moved from it's original location. To put it as simply as possible, it should be much lower down.

Given the different pacing due to combining added and sped up sections, it'll probably balance out and end up with a similar number of chaps as the novel... actually no it'll have more. The added stuff takes ip more than the sped up stuff. Though I could be wrong... maybe.
Either way, the original (novel) was 265-285 chaps iirc.

Let's just say in the novel it didn't go like this.

This entire subplot didn't exist last time I checked the novel...

Read the novel then. It's this with 0 comedy.

Are you the same one who did all the same one who did all rhe image collections in early chaps

I can't recall exactly how the novel went, but this part went differently.

The one from before was the novel cover

Time to meet the unlikable fk

Honestly it's divine. The novel has a feel close to what the art of solo leveling gives. Dark and gritty but badass.

It's a mistranslation lol- in the novel he's sloth, not gluttony. Gluttony appears later.

I will only say this, she is reliable.
Oh yeah, and if ya want a spoiler, Anatolius is a prick and you'll probably come to hate him, but he has a very, very good reason. And it can best be described as terror.

This one may end up being just as likeable.

I love how the art has added comedy to what was a gritty, down-past-earth kinda novel. Gud shit.and it only gets more wild from here.

Truly adorable.

I pity the slame brat...

The author is an expert at rhe best kind of plot armour. The kind that can both be seen in advance, forgotten about due to a distraction, then hit with the hype of a thousand football matches (European ofc. American foolball ain't shit.)